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The Finance Controller prepares financial and management reports, monitors inventory and financial indicators, supports SAP CO processes, performs profitability and variance analyses, and contributes to budgeting, forecasting, business planning, and closing activities. The role ensures compliance with financial controls, provides ad hoc management insights, and collaborates cross-functionally to improve efficiency and cost performance.

Oversee financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, cost management, variance analysis, internal controls, and governance for Magna’s India IT operations. Coordinate accounting, audit, tax, treasury, payroll, procurement, and compliance activities while partnering with global finance teams. Support SAP S/4HANA Cloud implementation through process documentation, data validation, testing, reporting requirements, user acceptance, and implementation readiness.

Supports accounting operations through journal entries, reconciliations, accounts payable and receivable, intercompany accounting, expense processing, cash receipts, audit and tax packages, 1099 filings, and financial reporting. The role requires accurate, timely work across accounting systems, collaboration with departments, and support for employee expense and purchase order processes.

Leads global finance and controlling for Magna’s Global Business Services across multiple regions. Responsibilities include business planning, forecasting, financial analysis, reporting, internal controls, pricing, business cases, project controlling, cash flow management, regulatory compliance, and executive decision support. The role also develops a global finance team and partners with business leaders on performance, investments, acquisitions, and continuous improvement.

Supports accounts payable and receivable processes in an international shared service center. Responsibilities include invoice processing, workflow monitoring, reconciliations, month-end closing, reporting, KPI tracking, supplier and customer account management, discrepancy resolution, SAP processing, internal controls, and process improvement. The role provides structured training and mentoring for finance and accounting graduates.

The Module Controller supports automotive vehicle projects by tracking costs, documenting cost targets and status, monitoring project objectives and maturity, preparing reports, and helping establish tracking processes, methods, and tools. The role supports module leaders, participates in meetings and workshops, follows cross-functional cost topics, and contributes to transparent project decision-making. It requires several years of project controlling experience, strong Excel and numerical skills, German and English fluency, and moderate travel readiness.

Analyzes financial statements, forecasts, budgets, inventory, tooling costs, fixed assets, investments, and business trends. Supports month-end close, balance sheet reconciliations, audit schedules, invoice approvals, and financial reporting. Provides recommendations to management and assists with continuous process improvements. The posting accommodates Analyst I, II, and III levels requiring a bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance and varying experience from 0 to 8 years.

Supports monthly, quarterly, and annual financial closing activities; assists with monthly reporting, forecasting, and budget planning; and helps establish and improve cost-center and project controlling processes.

Manage North American SOX compliance, internal control assessments, IT remediation, quarterly certifications, audit follow-up, balance sheet reviews, and compliance integration for new entities. Provide guidance on accounting policies and control design, coordinate cross-functional teams, lead internal control reviews, support reporting and training, and liaise with audit and compliance departments. The role requires approximately 25% domestic and international travel.

Leads finance process discovery, documentation, and transitions for Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, and General Ledger activities entering Global Business Services. Coordinates transition planning, knowledge transfer, training, hypercare, stakeholder engagement, process standardization, automation, and KPI reporting. Requires shared services finance experience, ERP proficiency, process improvement expertise, and approximately 20–30% travel.